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cgw 09-18-2012 07:01 PM

Worst Late 70's Band
 
Worst of these bands:
Kansas
Journey
Boston
Styx
Foreigner

Journey's singer turns my stomach and I have a certain nostalgia for Grand Illusion era Styx. But if I look at it rationally I would say Styx is the worst.
Boston is the best of the group and Foreigner is not half bad.

Howard the Duck 09-19-2012 12:46 AM

The Sex Pistols

Janszoon 09-19-2012 04:41 AM

I guess I'll go with Foreigner since they're the only band on the list that doesn't have at least one standout song for me.

Rock N' Roll Clown 09-19-2012 02:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Howard the Duck (Post 1232490)
The Sex Pistols

YEAH!! :bowdown:

And among the bands you've listed, I'd say Kansas, because they haven't got anything else except "Dust in the wind" (which is very good though).

Unknown Soldier 09-19-2012 02:39 PM

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Originally Posted by cgw (Post 1232425)
Worst of these bands:
Kansas
Journey
Boston
Styx
Foreigner

Journey's singer turns my stomach and I have a certain nostalgia for Grand Illusion era Styx. But if I look at it rationally I would say Styx is the worst.
Boston is the best of the group and Foreigner is not half bad.

:laughing:

I actually think Styx to be one of the best bands in the history of rock. Huge fan of Journey, Boston and Kansas. Not crazy on Foreigner though but they do have some good albums.

I'm guessing that you Mr.Thread Starter are at the complete opposite of the musical spectrum to me in what's considered good and bad, but I do see that you're a Doors and Aerosmith fan.

cgw 09-19-2012 04:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Unknown Soldier (Post 1232630)
:laughing:

I actually think Styx to be one of the best bands in the history of rock. Huge fan of Journey, Boston and Kansas. Not crazy on Foreigner though but they do have some good albums.

I'm guessing that you Mr.Thread Starter are at the complete opposite of the musical spectrum to me in what's considered good and bad, but I do see that you're a Doors and Aerosmith fan.

A safe guess. However I am a Cheap Trick fan.

ncorder 09-19-2012 04:57 PM

Yeah! Cheap Trick!

Neapolitan 09-20-2012 12:31 AM

I don't dislike any of those bands so I can't pick a worst... even for shizengiggles.

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Originally Posted by Unknown Soldier (Post 1232630)
:laughing:

I actually think Styx to be one of the best bands in the history of rock. Huge fan of Journey, Boston and Kansas. Not crazy on Foreigner though but they do have some good albums.

I'm guessing that you Mr.Thread Starter are at the complete opposite of the musical spectrum to me in what's considered good and bad, but I do see that you're a Doors and Aerosmith fan.

I like Foreigner simply becuase their sound was odd and different. They were unlike most bands I like like the powerhouse bands of the early 70s like Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin and not New Wave enough like The Cars. It's like they had a little drop of New Wave and Power Pop influence in their music - which was the thing during the time, but weren't part of those so it was odd what sub-genre of Rock they belong.

Unknown Soldier 09-20-2012 12:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Rock N' Roll Clown (Post 1232626)
And among the bands you've listed, I'd say Kansas, because they haven't got anything else except "Dust in the wind" (which is very good though).

Just because that was the only thing that sold in Bulgaria, no need to knock their rest of the output.

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Originally Posted by Neapolitan (Post 1232805)
I don't dislike any of those bands so I can't pick a worst... even for shizengiggles.

I like Foreigner simply becuase their sound was odd and different. They were unlike most bands I like like the powerhouse bands of the early 70s like Deep Purple, Led Zeppelin and not New Wave enough like The Cars. It's like they had a little drop of New Wave and Power Pop influence in their music - which was the thing during the time, but weren't part of those so it was odd what sub-genre of Rock they belong.

Foreigner were different because they were an AOR band that had a heavier edge to them and were rougher around the edges. They were geared up to selling millions of albums and had a great vocalist in Lou Gramm but I don't think they had the depth of a lot of their counterparts.

Howard the Duck 09-20-2012 07:48 PM

i voted "Kansas"

Leftoverture makes me wanna butcher and eat my neighbour's dog


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